Big Slick
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Imagine how big of a rival LSU and A&M will be. Or Auburn and A&M. A&M has a huge military presence and so does Auburn with their war school.
This could be the start of something really cool. :thumbsup:
Still scratching my head as to how that bunch of sorry football got to keep AQ status after BC, VT and Miami left. WVU is the only program left among them worth half a damn.they'd have no case at all... same as what happened when the Big East sued the ACC over VT leaving in 2003. Question is going to be whether the SEC lets them in anyway... or if they say no you can't come bc of the threats.
BYU wants nor needs no part of that mess, and if the BXII is down to Baylor, ISU, Kansas and KState, their best options for expansion to continue on as a conference (minimum 8 teams) is a raid of C-USA west.I don't understand why the Big 12 has to fail. It seems like they could add BYU and keep on trucking as-is.
Texas A&M's move to the SEC ultimately would happen if Oklahoma stays put in the Big 12, but until that occurs eight of the remaining nine Big 12 schools will not waive their right to pursue litigation against the SEC and A&M.
The Baylor bashing in this thread is misguided. They are fighting for their own best interests, just as Colorado & Nebraska did last year. Just as Texas did with its Longhorn Network. Just as A&M is doing.
I don't think anyone is arguing that Baylor isn't acting in their own self-interests. But they are doing so by trying to take hostages, and that isn't cool. They didn't do this crap with Nebraska and Colorado because it appeared that the Big 12 would hang on. They didn't even do this with A&M until it became evident that Oklahoma would leave as well.
Everyone in the situation is acting in their own self-interest. The problem for Baylor is that their interest is simply not that important.
I just heard on the radio during lunch that Baylor is certain of joining the Big East if the Big 12 folds so it seems to me like the rats are trying to find something to float on once the ship goes down.
Did you mean to say they are not certain of joining the Big East? Otherwise, your post has me confused, because if they already know they can join the Big East, then they already have something to float on and thus wouldn't need to sue.